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| I'm trying to use the MS help for Enumerating records on a datasheet (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/294202). I've taken this macro and replicated it for my use (and in my particular case, following the directions for subform use.) Everytime I mouse over the newly created command button I get the error "Microsoft Access Can't find the Macro 'SelRecord([subformname].form,"move") I thought that perhaps it was something wrong with the way I was referencing the subform so I decided to follow the KB directions to do this in the Northwind database. But I followed directions to use the functions/macro there (and this time without trying to use a subform even) and I get the exact same error. I have double checked my References to be sure DAO 3.6 is referenced already, which it is. Thoughts? |
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| On Sun, 7 Sep 2008 21:28:16 -0700 (PDT), thereames <thereames@gmail.com> wrote: >Everytime I mouse over the newly created command button I get the >error "Microsoft Access Can't find the Macro >'SelRecord([subformname].form,"move") Preface it with an = sign: The command button's click event property should read =SelRecord([subformname].form,"move") I'm assuming that SelRecord is stored as a Function rather than a Sub. -- John W. Vinson [MVP] |
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| You got it. Thanks for helping me with my overlook! |
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